769006+769959 at KilmarnockWhite liveried 769006 + Dark Blue liveried 769959 await departure from Kilmarnock with 5Q78 15.37 Kilmarnock Bonnyton - Kilmarnock via Barassie DPL test working. 006 has been converted for transporting mail or parcels. 22.11.24 All over White liveried 769006 + Dark Blue with grey doors liveried 769959 are seen at Kilmarnock with the 5Q75 14.16 & 5Q78 15.37 Kilmarnock Bonnyton - Kilmarnock Bonnyton via Barassie DPL test workings on 22.11.24.

769006 was one of 9 units converted from class 319s to bi mode class 769s to operate on the Rhymney - Penrath line.  The Transport for Wales units were in use from 2020 until 2023 and their fleet was made up of 769002, 003, 006, 007, 008, 421, 426, 445 and 452.

769006 has been repainted out of it's TfW livery, it  has also been converted for transporting mail or parcels and has all the seats in the passenger saloons removed.

006 still carries TfW posters internally and was displaying, "Welcome to this TfW service to Cardiff Central" on the destination screens. Like the other ex TfW 769s, 006 has no pantograph.

769959 was one of 19 769/9s converted to operate on Oxford / Reading to Gatwick Airport services, however GWR decided to abandon plans for their introduction in 2022 and all of the sets were handed back to their owners, Porterbrook.   769959 (and 769922) were transported to Kilmarnock for testing and were repainted into dark blue livery with grey doors.   Both units retain their GWR interior. When seen on testing on 22.11.24, 769959 was displaying 'Ayr' on its destination screens.